人教版（2019）必修第一册 Unit 2 Travelling around Reading and Writing 课件（18张PPT）

(共18张PPT)
人教版普通高中英语必修第一册 Unit 2
Reading and Writing:
Rechard’s email
Learning Objectives
1. Review the present continuous tense to show future plan;
2.Explore the writing techniques of a travel plan, especially the expressions of emotions;
3. Learn about the Terra Cotta Warriors;
4. Be aware of the elements of a good travel plan;
5. Apply what you’ve learned to introducing a travel plan.
By the end of this class, you will
Review: A Travel Plan
tourist attractions
museums
how to get there
how to get around
what can be experienced
Preparations
weather forecast
make reservations
flight/hotel/restaurants
…
your friends/ classmates
your family
Education/History/
Adventure/Culture
Lead-in
A Travel Plan
when to leave/come back
how long to stay
Activities
Destination
Time
Transport
Companion
Purposes
Pre-reading
What types of text is it: encyclopedia or brochure
A travel brochure
Discussing
Figure out details of the text and what amazes you.
Items Terracotta Army
Quantity
Appearance
History
have a difference face,
a copy of a real soldier
8000 statues
More than 700000 people worked for nearly 40 years to build this tomb.
Until 1974, some farmers discovered it by accident.
Discussing
Organise your opinion into a sentence.
I’m amazed by _______.
I can’t believe _______.
_______ amazes me most.
What amazes me most is that _______.
_______ is almost unbelievable.
It is amazing that _______.
......
eg. I am amazed by its size. I can’t believe there are more than 8,000 statues in the tomb.
Pay attention to the format of an e-mail.
Summarize the main idea of each paragraph.
Reading for format and main idea　
Writing purpose
& Emotions
Other plans for the trip
Time &
Transport
Final thoughts
Reading for details and writing tips　
Para 1: Writing purpose + Emotions
Writing tip1:
Use the present continuous tense to show future plan.
Why is Richard planning to see the Terracotta Army
fascinating sight unbelievable story
large scale unexpected discovery
How does Richard show his strong desire to visit it
Writing tip3:
Employ various sentence structures to show the emotions.
amazing
unbelievable
more than 8,000
Writing tip2:
Adopt modifiers to make the plan attractive.
Reading for details and writing tips　
Read the rest paragraphs interruptedly for more details and writing tips.
Reading for details and writing tips　
Read the rest paragraphs interruptedly for more details and writing tips.
!
because
!
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also
also
so
How does Richard introduce more details about his plan
Why does he choose these places to visit
Writing tip4:
Make details logically coherent by means of conjunctives.
How does Richard end his plan in this e-mail
Writing tip5:
End the e-mail with sincere hopes.
Do you think his plan sounds interesting Why
a clear travel purpose
an E-mail
a letter
specific details of a plan
logical coherence
Beginning
body
ending
A good
travel Plan
Format
Conclusion　
the present continuous tense
How can we write a good travel plan
Content
Structure
Language
final thoughts
attractive modifiers
various sentence structures
expressions of emotions
Word bank for a travel plan
Words and phrases used to express emotions
The present continuous tense (be+ v-ing)
Conjunctions to show coherence
amazement eagerness
I’m amazed by _______.
I can’t believe _______. _______ amazes me most. What amazes me most is that _______. _______ is almost unbelievable. It is amazing that _______. I can’t wait to go.
I’ve heard that .....!
breathtaking / fancy/ fabulous /fascinating / attractive/ appealing / picturesque ...
It looks splendid…
Attractive modifiers
I'm counting down the days.
I'm longing/eager/dying to do sth.
I have a burning desire to do sth.
Writing
Try to reply to Richard, sharing your own travel plan for the coming winter vocation.
Dear Richard,
More than delighted to know that you are planning to visit Xi’an, I bet you’ll enjoy your trip in China. I can’t wait to share my travel plan with you.
......
Your friend,
Xiao Li
Checklist 1 A correct format
A clear structure
Rich content
Appropriate language
Checking
Assess your draft according to Checklist 1.
Checking
Checklist2 Items Feedback
Is there a clear purpose for the trip
Does each paragraph have a clear main idea
Does the writer use the present continuous tense for future plans
Are there attractive modifiers to express emotions
Are there any conjunctions to show coherence
Is it a neat handwriting with correct spelling
Check each other’s work according to Checklist 2.
Dear Richard,
Delighted to know that you are planning to visit Xi’an, I bet you’ll enjoy your trip in China. I can’t wait to share my travel plan with you.
Over the winter holiday, my parents and I are planning to go to Hangzhou to see the Linyin Temple. I’ve heard that it’s one of China’s most famous ancient Buddhist religious sites and I can’t wait to go. It is amazing that the temple complex covers an area of 87,000 square meters, consisting of various splendid halls, pagodas and caves.
We are also planning to visit the West Lake, known as its picturesque beauty! My parents are both looking forward to going to the Yuefei Temple, because they are history enthusiasts.
We are going there by plane, leaving on the morning of the first day of the holiday and arriving in about 2 hours. Upon arriving we are planning to taste Dongpo Pork. After unpacking our luggage in the hotel, we will start sightseeing soon.
I guess that's all for now. I'll write again and send photos. Hope to hear from you, sharing your trip in Xi’an. Wish you a pleasant journey.
Your friend,
Xiao Li
One possible version
1. Polish your travel plan with checklists and your partner’s feedback.
2. Expand the language of writing a travel plan with as many words and phrases as possible.
Homework
Thank you!